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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31
EitE COZ IsTS.


Yesterday was white letter day
in the mayors court. 1t will stand in
the calendar as e remarkable day
since there was not single Saturday
or Sunday case to bc tried. Vice
seems to have taken Arrest and the
q TO have been seized with a sud D..
don spain OF virtue. The Hon. sec
rotary was there ready to pen down
the ominOus sentences Tho Hon.
Recorder w0s present and the mar
shul aud policemc were on hand. but
the offenders against the peace OF the
city were non est. y recorders or
any other court Is nothing witht ut
offenders and there was rome.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31
NifsLttN W ADJ.
fhc C"lorcd tnti-prehibiuou orator
AZ the court strusc


al the court ucusc.
Pursuant to notice given. Melvin
Wade, colorcd orator. delivered an
address At tie court house last night
10 very fine audience composed
abont equally OF white and colorcd
people. The speaker Wade is u strict
~ colored mau of medium height. of
pleasing address, good language aad
II happy delivery and more capable Of
pleasing An INTEL gent audience than
are uLihtclIgcnt ones, His illustrh-
uon- and applications we're quaint,
ya' and good natutcd and many ui
ms points brilliant. while his wholc
speech WAS breezy and agreeable,
whether the huarcr WIS an anti or u
pre-. There is sometl Ing intangible
about uralOry but NO intelligent critic
can deny that Melvin Wade is nat
IRA orator. The argument. ifa little
dcsu.t1ry, was cohesive throughout
and consisted OF sharp hits and pun.
gent points. lie wished tho distluc-
ton made clearly ;hat an anti prOhi.
brion'-t WA not the same as whisky
guilicr lie own race, he enid looked
Oh tlu subject different from the
white man. They were wild over the
idcAui freedom. When he W., set
Tree his soul was in arms. Ii kept
him shouting ,iN months and the
iccllug was nltVc a. ever and 10 tlcm
the same men came and said, here yOu
are u little too fresh, We will curtail
your freedom. II was the cOlurcd
man passion for freedom that made
him object To prohibition. lilo drew
with very Tree hand the pros ~
grCcnbatks and ism, and enemies Of
the democratic party and a. COM
posed CT those very largely who Ind
Docn kiciicd out OfcRCh of the two
great parties. On the idea of saving
the young, he said: "YOu before me
are old men, born when advantages
were lc,s than now. They came
through life all right, and
now they profess to bo solicitous
about the young men who have ten
times the advantage they had. II
simplc.mcm OF the past generation
have come through all right, the i'll,
tel gent young men OF the present
age ought TO bN able TO do so.
The government, ho said, had oEco
+ freed four million slaves. aud now II
f IL sought TO curlHyc sixty million free
/ rucu and this was not cons -tcnCy. Tie
" derstood by equal rights that a
man may eat what hc pieuscs or drink
/ what he wishes and DO ~ hc likes
. provided hp,GoCs not interfere with
the rights OF ether. There nre such
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31

The best and lowest priced stock of
Key West and Havana cigars Mt G. G..
McCulloch's.
The best aud lowest priced stock
of chewing and smoking tobacco at
{. &. McCnllocks.
The best aud lowest priced stock ct
of sugar, OF all grade, at G. C.. Mel
Culluch's.
The best and lowest priced stock OF
ot mol sscs and syrups ut &. {. Me
Culloch'r.
The best and lowest priced stock of
green aud roasted collces At {. {. Me.
Culloch's.
The most complete aud lowest
priced stock Of teas ever offered in
central Texas at {. &. McCulloch's.
The most complete und lowest
priced. stock of dried fruits at &. c.
McCulloch'r.
snow white hard, Whittakcr't hams,
breakfast bacon, dried beef, ham
prices of the fncst quality at c. {.
McCuIloch's.
The most complete stock of GRO
ccrics ut low prices to -ujt tho hard
times AT G. {. McCullockh's.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
--OF
-l.PROHI Tl0NISTS.

clark. chairman, waco.
/ q tate and viii Lambert, Sec
e. b, pIi.Itlict-w. L. Douglass,
kmsn, D , Beaumont; l., L. Cham
/ l m'airman, r., Liberty
c. nd District-W. W. Spivey.
l~su, D., Hendet on; AID. rius-
.Ss'rman, r., Henderson.
[ u 10 District-W. II, Pope chair
~ ~ Marshall; +. +. Dcnnia. chair
| + Marshall. ..
|yms r d., Jefferson; II. SAortcr,
|,@,n. f., Linda.
| nb pjstrict-J. ID. Petcet, chair
~ sulphur Springs; |. Pepper,
.n ng H., Grcenville.
r,I District Cone Johnson,
,m,p. y Tyler; j. f. Anderson,
2,@,p, t., Tyler.
. ~,b District-R. l.. lan,is,
ll.Ssn. D.. wills Point
9Th District-G. ID. Neal, chair
IN. Navasota.
t.oDistrict-W. IL. Crank, chair
N Houston; Richard Alien,
f.i,,s r., Houston.
District NJ, Il. kleberg,
Sa. d., Galveston.
NTH District--R. Il. Allen,
nn, D., llaIleitsvIllc; Henry
H.. Columbus.
(,.Iith Distrlct-J. II. Shelburuc,
Ilmsn. D., Bcllville; Henry Muller,
f,n,n, r., Brcuham.
('ueenth District-II. NJ. Gar
chairman, d., Bastrop.
|ssrtoenth Di,trict-R. NJ. Smith.
k,unp, D., Bryan; Ihos. j. Powell,
t., Calvert.
kheeuth District-B. r. Barry.
Srm,n, D., Corsicauo; l.. X. Wag.
.r Chsirman, H., McXia.
|Sx,eenh DistrIct-J. :. Boggs,
rmsn, D., Terrell; a. NJ. Cochran,
rma, r., Dallas.
nlisenth Dietrict W. NJ. Bush,
tmsu, ID, Mckinney; }. Is
bliR, chairman, r., DertoD.
= ghteenth Distrlct-W. II. Daugh-
\, chairman, ID, gainesville; Louis
Gecht, chairman, u Deuison.
nlricenth District-D. Il. Britt,
,hmsn, D., Vernon: Louie kothe.
nman, H., Henrietta.
henteth Distric' VIM. Capps,
fran, d., Fort Worth; j. T.
aandcr, chairman, Il Fort Worth,
tenty.hrst Distric, \. T.. Nc
bon, chairman, b., llill,boro: T.
1ims, chairman, r., WaxahachIc.
eehty second District %. II. liar.
chairman, H., Waco; Henry Tate
Rlnau, Il. Reagan.
Wenty-third lJiotrict-J. II Sca,es
rman - , Bolton.
1enly fourth Dlstrlct. II. H.
DER, chairman, d., AuStiu;Jul
n, chairman, H.. Austin.
Geny.iiith Distric,-Thos. Nc.
, chairman, d, Luling; +. a,
CLAN. chairman, Il Scguun.
lenty.siXth District-E. -. Linn,
rmaD, d., Victoria; Max UrwiiI
mon, r.. Victoria.
ven,y.seycuth District-r. W
nc Is, chairml", ID, Rio GrandC
weuty.cigh,n District - Eigar
ramu, chairman, - an Antonio
Belknap, chairman, a., san An
10.
wenly-uiuth District - a. a
IKE, chairman, d. Albany.
hirtl"th bi-trict-N l.. Cooper
rnau d. Graubury.
biz -dr-t Distri"t-G. w. Wells
rnau, d. Bonham; ! ouls Mac
a., chairman, H., Curksviilc.
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PERSONAL.

a'A ~ 1t ~ w - ~ NV W.
Geul Speight, we regret to hear
is suffering from an affection of the
eyes.
The little Frcnchman, Charles Mar
coiin. is the pr@uciug father OF IL
bouncing boy.
Mr.. j. G. Nailoe, Of Moody, wa. in
the c.iy yesterday. lie reports fine
rains at Moody sunday night
Hon. W. ; BAKER has gone 90 Mar-
lin and will address the citizen there
and IN ether parts OF Falls county.
Judge c. Il. Sabin. of Galveston. il,
whiting MIR. and Mrs. Peter Met lei
land. lilo viii remain several DAYS.
Mr.. Melville Cohen lett yesterday
for Houston and Galveston. lie will
probably effect u business connection
IN the latter city.
Mise, Frank Graham, Minnie Tays
Tor and Salue Williams left yesterday
to spend four weeks with Mrs. sam
Webb, of Albany, Tex.
The Day mistakes, Prof j. H..
ilurward Is the city editor OF THE
EXAMINER, while Mr.. pav!, It'll holds
down the telegraph tab e.
Mr.. l.. Leopold, Prot, c. Haas and
Prot T.. a. Becker left sunday night
for Dallas, to take part Professionally
III the grand concerts in this city OF
the current wees.
Cha>. Howard will leavo Wcdnc,.
day for Nashville. tenn, to make il,
his home. Mr. Howard has been Il
resident OF Waco Tor two yvar4, and
The EXAMINER regrets to see HIN 20.
Miss Mamie Madden. of Nashville,
Tenn, who mas been visiting the i5m-
HES Of her uucles, John +. Marshall
aud Col. Il. Il. PARROT, lett Yesterday
morning for home accompanied Dy
her cousin, Master Ned Marshall.
Rev John Albert Murphy md his
family are in Waco en- route 10
Kansas Guy. Mr. Murphy will be the
northern editor ot The lmpytclu. n
literary publication Which has 81
Office at Austin, and will toe publishcd
beginning with lts next Jdly number
/ Its prospectus shows on its list of con.
triDuiors some of the brightest
writer's OF the south senator \. ".
Terrell, cX GOV. o. NJ, Roberts and
ReN.J. \. Murphy--ogch having arti-
cl,- N the coming initial number.
\, The New McClclNud f l. Glad.
den. West: Charles + Jones. c.tv. A j
Maggie, Austin; & II Bond, Gat"syillc
f Ii Hallway, Hurnct, VIM + Gaines
. AU-tir; Il NJ Hurrow, Grawbuck: {
Young, city. + " Ljttlcto', j /.
Walker, GgtcsVilic; & i Cunts. Gu!.
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occasion ior this feeling. as every sufferer can
easily obtatO satisfactory proof that Green's
August Flower. will make them free from dis.
ease, as when born Dyspepsia and Liver
1omplslntur the direct causes ot seventy I've
Question, SCR Headache. Cosuv'ucss. ~
on, lfostraiiou. Dizziness, Of iLc liotd, ps'pi.
ta'lou Of the Heart and other diutcssiug
symptoms Three doses of August Flower will
prove IL. wonderful effect slmpl- bottles u
cents Try IL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31

Forty dozen sailor hats at 2ic each.
worth Boo, - small assortment choice
sailors at 81. formally retailcd al -. 75
An endless variety of French chips:
and straws in all braids. styles quail
the and co,ors at our former modcr-
ate price,. +. \rcnolsoN's.
Conner Fifth and Frank lin.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31

The grsnIjury finished tho wor, of
the extra session yesterday about $
O'Clock and was discharged. The re.
suit was four indictments against
Chas. Adamson ter forgery, and Tom
Wet, burglary VIM. Anderson, THEFT
md burglary; Andrew Miller, theft /;
Arthur SGtchel, theft OF steer; j. c.
Book hire. theft of COW; Geo. JohuN
sOr. carry ing pistol.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31

What .ruly beautiful wo.ll we I've In Ma
ture gives Us grandeur ofmouniainG glen- and
% cans, aud Thousands OF means of enjoyment
but how often do the majority OF people fec
like giving IL up, d!sheartened, discouraged
end worn out with disease, when there IL 70
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31

Handle ccmcui-. lime, tile, etc. 4
you need any SEC them, they have the
largcut mud bcst selected stock OF
lumber, shingles, doors, sush blinds
in central Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31

receive daily all sorts of huit and
vegetables, and fresh eggs and fresh
country butter have full supplies
of dickens and turkeys aud take q
pride in trying TO lead the market IN
variety and in choice goods, Please
give me call.
JOE, 5. THoMrsoN,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31
WHAT KILLS AME RICANS.
Fast ItNiug-RcCkieSs ETatng- Hard
nrtntiug Poor si"epinE Sociat
Jealousy soitticnI Ambition
violent Passions phr Rsrc

Jealous, roii,icni Ambition
violent Passions phr Rscc
for Money
The alarming disease of this
country is nervous debility and
prostration. 1t goes uEder
many names but it is essen
TALLY the same complain
Hospitals and private institu-
tions iorncrvous patients arc
crowded. The average Of life
IN the United States is lie.
crcaslng every year. Sudden
death from nervous collapse
among our business, profess
ional and public men are SO
frequent rs to scarcely excite
remark The majority Of SUI
cidcs, committed without APP
parent reason, or under social.
ed "dcprcssion Of spirits are
really prompted by nervous
prostrauon, which is a fruitful
source Of insanity and crime
with all their Grief and horror.
These facts are startling;
they threaten the very life OF
the nation; they assail the
springs of its power and pros
pcrity; they wreck manhood's
strength and woman's useful
ness and beauty.
Everyone should know the
causes. What are they? The
answer is easy and terribly
plain Cur vicious personal
habits; our careless and lawlcSs
eating and drinking; the in
tense mental and physical
strain arising l'rcm our mad
race after money, position and
influence; the fears and strug-
glcs Of poverty; the use OF mar
cotics and StinuIauts ourfash-
ion of turning day into night
and NIGHT INTO day; and. brief
ly, our desperate willingness to
pay any price tor an hours
pleasure or success. SO we
burn litc's candle mt both ends
and fill the lnatic asyums
ana the @raycylrds.
The disease from which we
sutlccranddie is, in plain Eng
ish, nervous dyspepsia, rs it
Is seated III the nerves and in
the organs Of digestion assiu,-
ilation andnutrition. Healthy
digestion being impedcd or de-
stroycd, the whole Lody,ncrves
included, ia literally starvcdi
even when there is no enact
alton to tell the sad story.
Nervous prOstratl0n sends
out its warnings :--headachc
in the morning; a persistent
duh hcavIness or achingat the
base of the brain; wakciulrcss;
loss of appetite and disgust
with food; loss of mental cncr-
gy and interest in ordinary
duties and business; restless
ness and anxiety without any
assign able reason; quotations
bad breath; foul mucous ON the
teeth; occasional giddincss;
palpitation of the heart; sal.
lowncss of the skin coated
tongue and gradual failure of
strength and ambition.
The remedy is a total ADAM
donmcnt Of the habits and GUS
toms which cause the disease
IN each individual case, ANA inc
use OF Shaker Extract Of Roots
Scigcl's Syrup to cure the
mischief already done, This
great remedy, prepared by the
, Shaker Conmunityof Mt. Lcb'
anon, n. Y, is especially adapt
ed to eradicate nervous dys
pcpsia. TO do This it acts
directly and gently but power
} fully upon the disordereC
stomach, liver and kidneys
I restoring their tone anC
\ vieor, promoting the secretion
j Of bile, cXpellmg wastematter.
from thesystcm, and purifyin.
u
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on the SOih day of May, 1857. aud that
the cause of his death wa, a pistol
shot in the head, which WAS fired by
Deputy Sheriff Dan Ford, and that nj
the time said shot was fired deceased
WAS attempting 80 escape from said
officer. lie. the said Ford, WAS cons
voyiug the deceased from the court
house to the county jail, IT, deceased
just having been convicted 10y Jury
in the district court of m assault with
intentto Kill and murder and his
punishment fixed az seven years III
the penitcntiarv, and we believe the
officer did what be- did u the dis.
charge of his duty, and we attach no
blame whatever TO snid Ford.
\ &. RIDDLE.
W. 4. NuUNG,
PEECN BURLFScN,
JuHN VOID.
IL III. Mckay.
WALTER Il. SNnru,
+. VI. MAktIG. !. t. Precinct
No. /, McLcnuau county, Texas.
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Terry Clark, the Prisoner shot WhiI"
Escaping. ~ Free.
Jerry Clark, who was tried aad
sentenced 90 the pcnitentiary FOR soy
en- yoars, and who attempted to ce-
cape while being conveyed from
The conrt room to the jail aud WIS
shot BY the officer, died last evening
about hall past six from inflammation
Of tho wound. He made desperate
struggle to 1.-Two for mHuy days, ana
agan aud again expressed his deter
minatiom never 10 go TO tho pcnitcr
riary. Justice Makeig ~ once en-
pamelcd u Jury and the testimony
was almost Identical with the account
OF tho affair a. it WAS given IN The
ENAHINEE NJ the time of the occur
renee. The verdict eXunerates All
efficient officer from auy blame, ~
which oil Will rejoice. Tho following
is the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31

o"t NhAl ihE ItHtOl'
Justice fInhcIn@'> Court
On sunday morning Justice Make
ing was summoned to the country
about sly mile, from town north,
near White tock,.to hold au inquest
on tn body Ola negro child u boy The
story of the death Is summarized
about Il, follows: George johnson is
colored man Of about thirty, living
iu cabin with his vito >iX miles
from town. Near by live at or visit M
other CABIN three co!orcd women aud
hc had been in the habit of visiting
this house Tor WcCh pA.t On sun.
day morning while sitting cutting up
with ore OF the women lac shot the
child of tho woman, II was tho k.
ne deed, The following 10 the evil
dcncc ut the inquest
JEhAiNIA WALKER
sworn Avs: ! an the mother of the
child now lying dead. soon this
morning George johnson was ut my
house and wa, paying with Melissa
Brown and the Guild. Newton Clay
tou thrcw u htue stick at Gco-4e
johnson aud George said: "Dout YOU
arrow another sick at me If yCu do
/ viii shoot YOU Tie had the pistol
IN his hand then. II wa, 81 sIuul. p.s-
tol. told him he ought rot go be
Cooling with that chi,d with that pis-
toll lie saii, at ain't got nothing in
it, told him not to fool with it
anyway. lie then got up aud came
10 the child and putting the pistol
close to the child'- iaco fired. The
ball struck the child Just over the eye.
The Chiid fall TO tho iloor | screamed
aud said Lord! George, you lavo shot
MY child. lie tolI iic - hush, that
hc did not go TO do ii and ran out OF
the house. Ia about fifteen minute,
/ George Johnson came back and HE
wife clc,c lrhind him. lie did not
-toph minute thcn just told N" to
hush hai.oaiug Mnd went oil have
not SEGA him since. There Ind been
no quarrel between George johnson
and mytclt nor any of my family.
The child is going on four year, Cd.
/ The child lived ABOUT three hours at
/ ter being shot.
NErrIE wALIiER
sworn says: George johnson was
here this morning playing with Me
LISA Brown aud she told New ton, the
dead child, 10 hit him. The child
threw little stick at George and
George said IF you do that again |
will shoot YOU The child ran 10
its mother and George got up and
came 10 the child, aqd putting the
pistol to the child's face, fired
Mother screamed and George told
her 20 hush aud tlcn went of.
NINA JOHNSON
sworn says; am George Johnson's
wife Soon this morning George
came home and told me no had sho,
Jemima'5 child and wanted me to 20
to JemiIns's house and do what
could and TO try and pacify the
mother Of the child. and said that he
would not have shot it tor anything
lie came on ahead of me to thu
house. When got there, he wa
talking to the mother OF the child.
heard him tell her ii was an accident
that he did not 20 To do it aud
would not have lone it for anything
Don Ijisl "a colored.man told me Il
short time ago that George was at
his house aud told HIM la, he YVES in
trouble, that he had shot u woman
child. George has been going to
lo this house for week past and
staying all night
y. 4. CRAWFORD
sworn SAYS: George Johnson camc
b my house this morning and told
me thlt lac had shot Jcmimas child,
a.. sta lo ,,o- t,luXIuV with MnliA-o
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We the jury lind that the deceased,
jerry Clark, died at the county Jail OF
N cLcunan .coun;y.at about $50 P, M,
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DEAD.

Terry Clark, the Prisoner shot WhiI"
Escaping. IN free.
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JOE. 5. THoArraoN,
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81 am a baptist minister. and before ever
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sowing Wi'a Osss.

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sPsOsAL sOrsOas.

~iil give immedists relia1. PriOe 10 eta, 81 cts
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Their ssusiness Booming.

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hay fever and severe head colds. and have tried
other remedies In hope OF getting relief but
Cream haim ] would not be without II for any
oonsideration. iti simply wonderful In its sf-
ient upon the nasal organs. y. 4. Burtt WI.
mingtOn. N. c.
can Chesrfully recommend Ely's Cream Balm
To the suffering public for hay lever and stOp-
Dsge OF the ar passages. have tried Il and ana
Il Stve0 immediate relief-J. Il. Rector, 40 Rock
street. Little kOck. Ara. Au69Wdeod&W
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This gentleman lives in Emporium, Pa, and
says. "Vne OF my men. sam. Lewis. while work
ing in the woods spTAtned his ankle SO bad he
could hardly hObble to the house. Used Thomas
Ecteeirtc Ott ana was ready for work tho next
cine" FOR sale BY H. K Cochran. Druggist, Isl
and lS9 North Queen street, Lancaster.
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street, Lancaster, Pa, u seliiug SHl LOH'B
COUGH CUke - guarant0e to cure all throat
and lung troubles. (8l
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A Rope About Our Nsck,

weak stomach or enfeebled circulation IL
like rope about our necks. We are strung up
and unsirung alternately Till existence becomes
unbsarAbie. Burdo"k blood Btuers Will arrest
al this misery: turdock Blood Btters" are
For sale by II. u. Cochran. druggist, 1877 and lSV
North Queen street, Lancaster,